In honor of St. Paddy's Day...THIN LIZZY!

[tomasmk2]

First of all, Thin Lizzy is one of my favorite bands, top 5 for sure, but I digress, post your top 5 Lizzy tunes:

1 the cowboy song
2 she knows
3 s&m
4 dancing in the moonlight
5 borderline

WAR JOHNNY THE FOX

[Supermanic]

RACK~! Thin Lizzy
Very underated band

1-Emerald
2-With Love
3-The Rocker
4-Suicide
5-She Knows

I could go on...

[tomasmk2]

Nice picks so far, it's good to see some not so "radio friendly" songs posted, later.

ps-I playing my Bad Reputation album this morning, love those snaps, crackles, and pops!

[R.C. Collins]

1. Emerald (damn you Manic for getting it first )

2. Angel From The Coast

3. Running Back

4. Cowboy Song

5. Warriors

One of the few non-American bands who could actually play a true Southern Rock style and kick complete ass at it.

Although kinda of a pud-shriveling, "chick flick", "The Last of The High Kings" has some pretty great cuts from Lizzy on it. And with the Irish backdrops and story, it really meshes well as a period piece.

Ok..Ill stop being a faggy fag now.

[Jim in Fall River]

If there are better driving songs than "Cowboy Song" , "I Come Running", and "Jailbreak" I havent heard them.

[XXL]

1. Irish Cowboy (circa private club early days version)

2. Curse of St. Patrick (pirated from U2 on St. Patricks Day 69')

3. Green Bud, Green Beer, Green Cash (from the Green album, unreleased, stashed in my safe)

4. Irish Bastards (bar none, the best unreleased cut of all time)

Happy St. Pats...

XXL oot

[XXL]

1. Irish Cowboy (circa private club early days version)

2. Curse of St. Patrick (pirated from U2 on St. Patricks Day 69')

3. Green Bud, Green Beer, Green Cash (from the Green album, unreleased, stashed in my safe)

4. Irish Bastards (bar none, the best unreleased cut of all time)

Happy St. Pats...

XXL oot

[mothomus]

a black irishman who plays bass---who'd figgered?


let's see...

still in love w/you
johnny the fox
jailbreak


war early gary moore

[EuroClone]

A music journo once asked Phil Lynott if it was difficult to be black and Irish. He said not really, because so was a pint of Guinness.

His father in law, incidentally, was the presenter of the UK's version of The Price Is Right.

[tomasmk2]

Euro,
How much is 19.99 pounds in US currency?